Muhammad Hossein of son Tahir Qazvini was a poet and calligrapher of the 11th century of the
Safavid era in the cort Goorkani India. The manuscript of his divan contains two parts (poems
and ghazals), which are most likely written in the poet's own handwriting. This work has been
tested in the form of an ode, a fragment, a combination of stanzas and sonnets with different
weights and subjects and various literary types, and it has remained in the form of a manuscript
in the National Library of Tabriz until now. The present study was compiled with the aim of
introducing and examining the characteristics of stylistics based on documentary-descriptive
and library conclusions. In this research, an attempt has been made to answer the question,
which is the most obvious stylistic feature of the work? After reading, transcribing and analyzing
the manuscript while introducing it, the author examined the script features and stylistic features
of the manuscript on three linguistic, intellectual, and literary levels and reached the point that
Sirti used various literary techniques. Iraqi style poets followed.
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